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Gabriel Sandoval
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Hello gentlemen, does anybody have a picture of their interior rear view mirror for a 1941-1946 Chevy half ton? I'm missing mine. The pictures online don't show good shots of the mirror so I can't see where they were originally mounted. I'm also having a tough time locating one also. If anyone has one for sale, I'd be more than glad to purchase it from you, thanks.

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I am not positive but I don,t they one as an oem item. I installed one on the windshield. Works fine till ya open the windshield

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Gabriel Sandoval
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Hey GW. Thanks for the reply. I'm wondering if the later models, 47-54's mirrors would fit?

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Deco bodied military trucks were equipped with a rear view mirror from the factory. The parts manual indicates the mirror was an exclusive military part, and for 1941 it was a new part. The image gives you some idea of the general appearance. I have seen vey similar (or perhaps exact)mirrors show up on ebay.

[img]http://www.surfacezero.com/g503/data/3764/medium/IMG_61632.JPG[/img]

[img]http://www.surfacezero.com/g503/data/3764/medium/IMG_20894.JPG[/img]



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Right on Paul. Someone had put one of those, or one similar, in my 37 pickup which has the wind out windshield.


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Thanks Paul. I appreciate the help. My upper panel has holes there, where I'm pretty sure now the original mirror was mounted, and three hole up higher where maybe an aftermarket one was mounted.


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